One way in which symbolic social influence may work is by activating our mental representations of people with whom we have relationships. These mental representations are known as ________
A) irrational schemas
B) obedience models
C) commitment goals
D) relational schemas
E) goal triggers
Answer: D
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a. regression error b. regression correlation c. regression covariate d. regression coefficient
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A. omega-3 fatty acids B. vitamin C C. magnesium D. calcium